Filling up for gas (amusing)
03-30-2001, 05:00 PM
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Originally posted by Muz
I still forget to pop the lid before getting out of the car. I have to walk back around and do it every time.
I still forget to pop the lid before getting out of the car. I have to walk back around and do it every time.
Hah!
We don't have to walk around when we forget. Our gas tank is on the "REAL" driver's side. 
BTW, are you going to make it to S2kDays next month? I'll pay half your trip if you can get 2 center court front-row seats to the next Australian Open Tennis tourney. j/k!
03-30-2001, 06:57 PM
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only silly thing i did was when trying to reset the trip, accidentally switched from mph to km/h. It was when I noticed the odometer reading, I was like, wow, when did I exceed 600 miles.
03-30-2001, 07:59 PM
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Originally posted by Muz
I still forget to pop the lid before getting out of the car. I have to walk back around and do it every time.
I still forget to pop the lid before getting out of the car. I have to walk back around and do it every time.
The fuel flap is on the Driver (left) side.
But then again, we don't get blue
04-08-2001, 01:15 AM
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Originally posted by Speedster
I looked everywhere for the release, and finally had to take out the manual and read it carefully. And that still took me another 5 minutes to finally locate it. And the gas queue behind me was getting really long. Did I tarnish the image of my fellow stookers? I am not worthy...
I looked everywhere for the release, and finally had to take out the manual and read it carefully. And that still took me another 5 minutes to finally locate it. And the gas queue behind me was getting really long. Did I tarnish the image of my fellow stookers? I am not worthy...
Couldn't quite figure out how to put the car in reverse... thought it was like a beamer, where you have to push the stick all the way to the left to get into reverse - thought it was the same with the Stook (all the way to the right). Stupid me, the car kept rolling forward (I was on a hill). Finally had to pull out the manual and read it.
Who needs a manual when you can get more info. from this board
!!! Woof!!!
04-08-2001, 03:06 AM
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Originally posted by Jaykkub
I finally got lucky and started pulling and tugging on everything I could get my hands onto.
I finally got lucky and started pulling and tugging on everything I could get my hands onto.
, or maybe you really did get lucky
04-08-2001, 08:38 PM
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I was lucky and happened to put the owner's manual back in the day before I had to fill up for the first time. I looked like a moron....looking for it. There was a cute girl, maybe 21 years old that came over to look at the car. I eventually had to explain to her that I was looking in the manual to find the release.
Me, being the Honda expert that I am....decided to forgo the overview when I took delivery
Me, being the Honda expert that I am....decided to forgo the overview when I took delivery
